The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
NAPLES AND vEsUvTUs,
An Hawaiian Girl Sketches Her Ex-
perienceS.
NJ NIsrch is.

ACl4okf> MNNlkQ llko 70 AlloW OF TIE
sights that your friends are enjoying
IN the sunny land of Ttatg.
We have been in Naples now. two
weeks, and have about become used
70 the queer sights snd the odd ways
Of the NeapolitSns. The people all
but live out OF doors, and " woe Is 1t
70 them. unless rainy day comes,
The women sit on the sidewalk knit
ting, and jsbbering IS fast as they
knit-whieh Is saying s CREST deal.
Nearly every woman hiss child, or
several children. who sire allowed TO
roam shout ST pleasure. and eonse-
Quently their clothing cannot bear
inspection.
I sR sure that the Neapolitans est
much more than the allotted peck Of
dirt during their hfetimes. The
very poorest Italians est. sleeps an6
wash IN one room. l even saw horse
being fed In one room. Chickens
walk in snd out ST their pleasure
Donkeys do not find their Elysium
IN Naples. How often / have sighed
for the poor little animals
4 market donkey has two lobe
like partners Of straw. one on either
side. and these are filed with vegeta-
bles. On the donkey'S back itself. the
Vegetables sire piled up several feet.
Al j the donkey Is almost hidden nom
view
I have frequently seen donkey
harnesSe3 with horse. and drawing
\ stones. snd also 3 COW Or an OK har
messed with s horse.
The shafts q the working c2rts
come above the horses hack They
are attached u { tower ike saddle,
OrnsmeDted with brasSeS. II there
are other horses they are attached 10
the wagon. the shafts bsing used only
by the centre horse.
The aristoersne pSrt Of Naples Is
On the left IS yoU come INTO the bay-
The cholera has sent the people up
On the hills overlooking the city. Al
the newest hotels are there. and very
breezy do visitors ind II sometimes.
Some OF the most beautiful yillEs I'M
sgInable are n that quarter. The
houses Look very say. Tor Italians are
fond Of bright eolors, and many Of
the houses have elaborate patterns
painted on their exteriors-
The principal drive or Carso as
u Is called. i IN the public garden.
and over the hills. This garden Is
directly on the bay. and 81 times,
when the water Is very rough. the
spray dashes Up the embsnkment and
makes the sidewalk 100 moist for Pc
dest-ians. Nothing can be more be2u
tlful than the view Eon the summit
OF the hill The entire bay lies stretch
Cd ont before YOU Naples below.
stretching along the bay until Il Loses
Aselt II REi1-. the town On the site
a SICleDt Esr-L.CEEzz- BeyOnd Re
s1ns We can see C1S5s.iz-.-rs. 50 called,
because Of their beng e castle out n
the bsv- Bsyo16 C-s-s,l-TsIrg We can
see Sorrento. and the Island Of Capri
terminates this point q land EeSu
Eus. with is eternal column Of smoke
49, ab0ye ReSira and seems .
trown upon i Tor having been 80 Pre-
sump-0us q 10 have grown Up above
the CITY that i had - merclleSsly de
molished TWO thousand years ago
On the opposite side Of the BAY.
NswIes resolves itself into POsiIepo.
when the ariStoGacy OF Naples HE
themselves II summer 10 their respec-
tive villas. Beyond this Is PozzuoI.
Snciently called PUteoli. and once one
Of the wealthieSt seaport towns Of
ancient Rome ST Paul landed here
when he came % Rome. The aneient
town was OF the hill which Oyerlooks
the water. and the ruins peep out Of
the tees Gs you drive along
Q The Island Of ISehia terminates
this point Of land. Several years ago
Isehls was visited by an earthquake
Of such severity. that the earth open
ed N several places. and engulted 3
number Of houses.
One Of OU excursions, during our
stsy II Naples was 70 the crater OF
Eesuvius- There we've i've n olT
psrty. . We had 8 landau with three
horses. 70 ourselves This conveyance
belonged ID the - YesuyIus Company, =
who keep the rosd II repair, and have
charge q the railway We left Ma
PIES 81 S-Sl & II We followed 1he
mad by the edge q the wztaE. and g
this mad : the main a-te-y Of Naples
Tor gcsGc. We passed sl sorts and
EnA u vehicles We passed by. =
We thought IrnuDsrable tan yards
5Cdgl1g tron the odo-s eu1n6ti1g
from the buildings Al last Ne turned
Of q this street into another much
narrower. but oUieser- Another dis
agreeable feature now sssailed 4. II
the shape q s IEaln q beggars- Tie
children hold 10 Ihelr hz1dS and cEy
out Una Soda SlEI1-" On seeing
this has 10 eject they cEE only Una
Soda. Signors- II they Do not ne
cave the asked f0E SOUS, they laugh
sn1 smile g. though Il vas grand
good Joke Some little boys called
sfter Us Msriczls. LeEez1s-- n &